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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-07-23
It is bold mouse that makes
her nest in the cats ear.


Great excitenent has been caused in
the vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by the re-
markable recovery Of Mr.. ]. E. CorIey,
who was 50 helpless he could not turn
in bed, or raise his head everybody
said he was dying of consumption. A
trial bottle Of DIR. Kings New Disc0v-
cry was sent him. Finding relief, he
bought large bottle and q box Of DIR.
Kings New Life Pills; by the time he
had taken two boxes Of Pills and two
bottles of the Discovery, he was well
and had gained in flesh thirty six
pounds. Trial bottles Of this great
discovery for consumption free at
Nash's store. Large bottles 81.
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Fodder pulling is being pushed
ahead by q great many, but we
learn taat q large amount of it has
been ruined by the showery weather.
1t is getting to be a debatable
question with many farmers wheth-
or fodder is worth the trouble it
takes to- save il. Oats, peas and
hay are cheaper in the long run,
and worth more as feed for stock.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-07-23

MONTGOMERY. GRANT Pr, La. July IA. "a.
Editor Collar Chronicle
e see in the New Orleans papers that
Hon. Moncnre has gone to considerable
trouble to prove that he never boiled q
convention nor scratched the name Of e.
A. Burke from a ticket. Mr.. Moncure is
first choice of considerable number of
voters of this section, and / believe sec
ond choice of ALL other good Democrats,
and no one here ever believed that he
bolted convention of his party; bat, If
the second article of faith is to become q
test of true Democracy, MANY of Us
would beg to know at what date, during
what year, it first became treason to
scratch the name of Mr.. Burke from q
Democratic ticket. If o1r memory is at
all reliable, the Democratic party OF this
State is rather older than Mr.. Burke's
fealty, and we beg that this cup may be
removed from our lips, and that we be
purged with some easier medicine.
Yours Respectfully, LAMERAux
Iit is news to us that Mr.. Moncure is
first choice of any considerable number
of Democrats in this region, nor do we
believe that he is second choice of any
considerable number. We think Grant
parish can be set down as almost unit
on Francis L. Nichols as first choice for
governor, and that fair majority of her
Democratic citizens are in favor OF Capt
James Jeffries for second choice.-ED.]
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-07-23

CoLTAx, La. July 10. 1881.
Pursuant to call advertised in the
CHRoSIoLE- for thirty days, the Demo-
cratic executive committee Of Grant par
ish, met in the court house at noon to-
day. Present g. Goodwin. chair
man; g. w. Hickman, J. H. McNeely, j.
p. Hadnot, A. Bloxom and d. s. O'Quin.
On motion Jno. P. Hadnot was elected
secretary of the committee.
A quorum being present, the chairman
announced that nominations for a MEM
Der of the Democrstic State Executive
Committees from Grant parish were in
order, that being the object of the meet
ing. as was stated in the advertisement
making the call.
Major H. ". Mccain was thereupon
placed in nomination, and, receiving no
opposition, was unanimously elected as
the member to represent Grant parish IN
the Democratic State Executive Com
mittee.
After considerable discussion it was de-
cided not to instruct our member Of the
State Executive committee, but to allow
him to go free and untrammeled to act as
he thought was for the best interest OF
his people and party, general desire
being urged that Major Mccain should
attend the meeting OF the COMMITTEES
in person.
On motion the committee adjourned
subject to call of the chairman.
H. G. GOODWIN, Chairman.
JNo. p. HADNor, Secretary.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rhenn, fevers
sores. tetier, cllapPed hands, chill
bl~ins, Germs. and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by c.. G.. Nash.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-07-23

Henry Jones, colored, ''p1emier
of Grant" as he signs himself,
sends MS an open boil Of cotton
and says he expects to gin out a
bale in August, as he has ten acres
1eaping like a dee"
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The Appetite

Nay BE- Increased, the Digestive organs
sfreuethened. and the Bowels re0ulsted,
- xsrs,,. -A,..,. ps,,- rh... Din. -.
=.
purely vegetable 10 their compoeluon.
They contain neither calomel nor any other
dspesrous drug. ana NAV be taken with
perfect safety BY persons Of an ssss.
was great sufferer from Dyspepsia
and Constipation. I had no appetite.
became greatly debilItated, and was con
SANITY A6licted with Headache and Dizzi-
mesa. I consulted our family doctor, who
p,'t sSrdin =, or r sS,n r w.
fns1iv commsncsd 'f fakinr xverjs PiIIa.
n shorf time nv Si,0.sfion ana snnefifs
- -
IMPROVED
- go. -. ..--.,-4.s -
~ ySSI W. 1esu'to3s enu, gy tno
ans nni.ne9 tMo 1oxe, Of tnsse ruis my
"a Sscs y ss.as 80, nsv ,em Hsr;'ss
n. Logan, Wilmington, Del.
r-.&.x,-.e -. -.
- s,..s;<5s -. ~, v ~ ~. M..n
=. tsf;s - 49,. IN. ~ ~
49, 1cssI;rS h.Is ~ "a tSs ..,sSs,,, ~
:$g; s::l IS :'ss;ss:s os s' '''''s
AyW1 Pins ~ The BED medicine
knoWo g NJ for regulating abe bowel9,
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PARAMOUNT. La. July 20 1851.
Editor CoUaz CAroniole:
l send you an open boil Of cot
ton which was found on the 18th,
and was raised by Green Williams,
a colored man on A. A. Deans
place. Respectfully,
b. G. DEAN.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-07-23

The old Sherman house on the
seminary property near Alexandria
was destroyed by fire last week.
The building was valued at $1,000,
but had no insurance on it.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-07-23

A public school has been allowed
for three months at Paramount at
$50 per month, Miss Inez Rushing
teacher, to commence on the first
Monday in September.
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Born, to Mrs. Robt LeSage,
Saturday July 16. 1887, a son.

Counsellor 7. H. Thorpe, of
MarksyilIe, has been in Colfax for
two or three days past on a matter
of business.
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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-07-23

SUGAR Common ~ @4s<c. fair4,Sellxcsgood
fair 4h@4zc. prime 44c. choice 494hc; re-
Il = ed sugars &c to <c higher.
MOlASSES = Common 18<g2lc, fair 236z6c,
prime x2425c, good prime 22@25c,. choice 45c.
COFfEE-C Common 18ilc, ordinary 19c, fair
l9zsc, good 2oc, prime 0Oszc:
RIcE-Comlnon &c. ordinary Axe, fair 40.
good 44c, prime Sc. - ~ ~ ~
FLOOR % to - 80 according 70 quality.
CORN-516b5c Y bushel.
81 60 grits %, hominy 81 Is.
MEATB-Mes8 beef Is so to 70 80. Meas pork
SIS 50 to SIG. Bacon shoulders exc. clear
rib sides e4a9c. Dry salt shoulders 5a6c.
12c, sugar cured shoulders 75ta6c. Il
LARD-7c " b.
CHICKENS--$ 50 30 to 50 3 dos.
EGG6-lO610hc b do1. IL
BEEHWAx-18c u b. So
TALLOW-36Ac y b. f..
SALT-Coarse 60G82Xc, 6ne $181 02x.
OATS-Hc, Texas rust proof t0c. 8
BRAN-60c y cwt. 4 81
HAY-sl5 to SIS q ton according to quality.
.Beeves $I4al6 per head, yesriings 81
hides Green salted rye, dry saltesi 1o5<c. dry
flint l2c, damaged green hides % OF. damaged
dry hides xc per of.
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WORN q SES. x Hgs & sso =.
q: y; q ''l'|(!'S;ss ~ I ~ ss'''
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The Alexandria Democrat pub
fishes what purports to be note
appended to a Jug of fine whisky
presented to an old friend by Bob
Ingersoll a few days ago, the lines
being accredited to Mr.. Ingersoll
as his sentiments. We recollect
putting these same lines in type
over twenty years ago, and have
seen them IN print at various times
since, attributed to three or four
other buns besides Mr.. Ingersoll.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-07-23

We h1ys ess9es1 Nh o. Ige!lsh6lydf
@Csll(&1 e1lac11cz.1l
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rrtcHrRS ENJOYING THriE HoLIDAr

W,sur>Gro~ pcc - fSp,eiah About nv" hundred
school TEACHER, and their friends from New York and
TicoLlyn ars spending thrc days "f ih"r loldN vlca
flon AT the National capital The patty reached hero
last might on 81 cla g. ain Of ten car and qua tered
Al thr,.. ~ tho ldug hocl,. T. ~ ilOwland. pic,l
dent Of ia, New ik Tea he's Association ahd pi Il
dent Bush Of thu Bro lklyn I'arhcs' .s-ocihtJu AL
the respective del, CATIONS Th"y arr hero for ''shi
seeing and enjoy ucu aud not visit of inspco ton
of tha schools.
After visiting the Capitol Io'an' al Gardens AMI
Smithsonian Institution this m ruins, tho vs'os "ct.
received at / O'Clock Is Pc id"nt tIc' Gland They
wore much ais ,lned because Ms Cleveland dd not
mako her appearances, the lad -. esp caly. bclnS aIN
loi,s to see Inc inst la,l "a the land7 Ia. fe,l
dent received ia the Es,,t Room, SHAKING hands with
,acu ono IA tn Ions Inc and making al occasional
u.ct,.nt rcnaIA Inc reception lasted Unt III. crh
minutes, So that of tie ,ridriS TAI d L"
srtsp mo Presidents blE rrhi hand
nh, afsru ,on tac parry visited Mount Vernon
ON ,,,.i... lac N.i ouI Observatory to tHp ct tho
ia. trun,cLt, the party uncA ,Tciediy mt bN a
ralh,. curt f. li,al, .iihou,b such ttra had been
held oni a, one of the Inducements iul tL"l coming
tfcr considerable pr-uA,,unthcy Wcl' allowed 20 look
Al !bc hugo icl,e'up. bat not through IT, To night
c Teacher, were tcudtrtd ic'ci ton ia thr cone l
hail of Wlllad, Ilotol End sP.c, hrs "'rn in"lr ~
N,.>r, How and .nd ii"h To MORO" mo nm :
l,e uafty vi,i. the Medical Museum. The t"r'"iih Mt
Cnllrry tho war. Navy. and Treasury l"pa1i W' =
and tn Navy Yard ami viii start Tor hOHn Ia tic a'c'-
nulu
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JTEDUINGS.

At tho Church Of ST. francis MAYER In Nc'' ''A
teentb ST. last evening at 80 O'clock MISS Ell@a"' "
NJ Hill daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin w ii''
,ras married 10 Thomas /. soncrs tho hoN' NM
Tbiclry officiating. James r. soici', a Dro'ioi vi "
Lrdecr.or acted 10 best man and tho ushoi' "o'o
WILLIAM T. Ill brother Of the bride; VI. ) ITO" IT,
,ia,tn povlan and Henry O'Grady. MISS Mary
,,,,,d.on attended the bride maid OF honor, "o"
,ny a gown OF white sural made WALKING Iehs'h 'n'
c,yr,,6 4 bouquet Of pink roses The brides Cow"
80 H., vht,e ta,Ile franchise, made with long tfaln
and Y SHAPED coragc 1he front was uI. n IA IL
'n,u, lac and a tno veil was worn ino Ii, -"
t,'"rct wa, of white roses and lilies OF thc ar
,nrcu;on followed the home OF nc hrluY i and
g. nJ0 Wc-t Twenty first ST., 20 when rcia'N'' ~
. feT INF mate friends were hNheu-
The marriage Of Miss Marie i'apr"o i'o's 80, "
ear a, Mrs Mary NJ. Dodge and the late so"en =.
n,dce 10 Homer Heminway, took pace 'cs'''".' ~,
:, 1.,,holomew's Church. The Rev Dr. . 'oono
ri,.d There were bridesmaids anu ihI -, " h h"p
a t.svcIIing dress. sho was eiNrs a" ~ " Id
trntber H. r. Dodge. After INC w,"' ~, mend their
~ rrt,rrootp started for tbs SCUM W ei'" Tho
I'm They viii hold rncsP,,uui ali sonn
hU nI Avenue Hotel On January ~ ana VIII s~A' SUM
after for Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

OPENING THEIR DOWNTOWN GLIB With REcIf-
r1nN-rrnplr WHO wrKE 1nrEr.

OPENING THEIR pOwN-rOwN GU b WITH hE'fr-
TIoN-PruPiT WHO WIRE 1HrEr.
Tho handsome and extensive rooms OF the Lawyers
Downtown club. in the EIui able Building "e''
,hlonecd yesterday from TO - =. III. WIN lawyers
aid their wives. and with vclLnown people ia >"'I
rtv ccueialy the occas on beng reception In token
of the formal opening of the cluhloons some
900 invitations had been issued and had noi "eh
for the rain IL would be difficult 10 determine no"
he throng Of callers would have been accommodated
~ ii was there were times when 1t was dil"'u" To
move about The rooms were tastcfuly decorated
with nowc.s. and both the rooms and decorations
were greatly admired by the guests. An elaborate
lunch was served IS the aid OF walters In UNIFORM
who. as a condition Of their service there, are II"
hibted from receiving fees. There were I@licS
maids I'm waiting also from tho restaurant OF saNaflh
the caterer for the building. The grill ana the IH
vate dining rooms were scenes of ga>trOnomc activ
NV II was sad ly a well known gentleman that
LAWYERS I'm the Equitable Building viii now have al
dtional chances Of bushes, excuses Tor mol so'He
around 10 dine at home
Among those who were present were Mr. ana MIS-
Austin Corbin. Mr. and Mrs. Chaunccy NJ Depc"'
NJ and Mrs Ea,tu, =. Ransom. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
l.. Alexander, Judge Benedict, Justice and Mrs
Charles H. Van Brunt judge Van uoescn, General
Horace Porter Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Alexander General
Daniel f. slchcs. Justice John j. Brady 1lr anu MIS-
John T. Parsons. Mr.. and Ms James ". Alexander
Allen ThorndlAc Elce, J. Pcrpon, Morgan, Nj. ana
Mr., ford,ce -. Barker Mr. aud Mrs. Lloyd AsPn
Vail Nh and Mrs. John J. Met ool- br and Mrs ".
,.vgard Vcbb Mr. and Mrs DcDI-' Henry Warren
Nr AID Mrs Hamilton Fish, g., Mr.. aud MIS-. NaII
McAllstcr. Mr.. ana Mrs Robert ttnyye'ant Mr. ana
Mis- Lou, L. LOrl!laid Nj and Mis-. John De Iuyi"i'
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick j. IcIcS stcr, Mr.. and MS
John C. y ilmcrding Charles NJ 'chiehehn Mr., a,d
sis r. W IutleruId. " Ham Allen Butler, Charles IL
Iu' cr. Mr.. aud Mrs Percy j. lyne, Mr. ana MI..
pelham Clinton. Hermann oeliichs. MI ana NTs'
James u. OTIS. H. tIugcr oakley, Mr. ana VI. s. :"
sclh Marie. Mr. and Mrs Spencer Trash, Nr and MIS-
T. I. ut'ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cooper John j.
{ adwalladcf Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd = bryce Mr ana
MIS- August belmont 1r Mr.. and Mrs harlcs Ianicr
MIR and Mrs Joseph LarocqUc. Mr. and Mrs., :! ar
rnl Iccswiih Mr. and Mrs H. Mck.TwOhDicy Mr.. and
Mrs Lawrence 1uinmc, Frank J. Dupi2nac. Frcder-
ok g. Gcducy Mr. and Mrs ". C. 'uilivcr ". \.
rurri,. c,nn I0hn ~ Acrihner Thomas g. tlcarmnn.
and United states District Attorney stephen a " a!Acr
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INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Mis- Daniel 5. Riher No. COS Madlson-av ave. gave
large reception yesterday afternoon to Introduce her
dau ghtcr. Miss Gertrude Riker The debutante were
a pretty gown Of white tullc and silk. and received
many bouquets. Mrs Kikcrs costume was of blac" vel
Vet with tcbcr OF white satin. Receiving with them
were the Misses Graves, the Misses RLer Miss Allen
Miss Alice fiunnlci. Miss Whiting, Mis-, Louise Harris
horne, Mo Lamont, Mss Moore Mis-, Iunhain, Miss
Lis worth, Miss Perkins and Mrs. FRANK MOGIeI4'
After the reception an informal dinner was served al
small tables several hundred guests called duI4hS
the AFTERNOON
Mrs Ad,lihus smedburg No 90 West Twenty
frs st. gave a tea yesterday afternoon to Introduce
her daughter Miss Emily Smedburg The young Ia
dies assisting in receiving were Miss Matte OoodId5c'
Miss Dodgc. Mss Eva Morris, Miss C!ai.sSe LIVING
sto. Ms, Mitchell, MISS Oddie Miss Matte CO>tcr,
Miss shpi.u, Miss speycr, Mss Kcnwick
and Ms l,.tls Among the guests who called
were III. AID Mrs. New bold Morris, Nh and 1liS.
Henry H. Ngayick Nj. and Mis-. EtlUGG AnlhDn, NJ.
and Sir, Ilu HeInOchan, The Rev. Dg. and M,. Joan
Hall, JuAu adm aiiader, MI ana Ais. j. g. a. Duci,
Nr and Ill, Ludlow. Milo. John VI .nturn. Hrs. l. e..
- az" "a - \, - ILOu,a. ,reu NJ. and Mrs
~ lilo (jIC,hanf Mr. and Mis-, Robert stuyyc>ant,
Ir aad MIS-. Norton Mrs. Il. Cuttins BrOchhoi,
Cutting Nj and .lrs. LsLOA BeIknap. ana Mr.. ana
"i M,s IMAM - '" Robinson. No 80 nth ave- gave a
party for yoang children last evening. Aoodt siA'!
N,s William starr Miller No Fif,h-ave., will give
q hi,c dinner TO ght. The DECORATIONS VIII CONSIST
Nj and Mis-. John Bgelow and the Misses Bigelow'
of No u Draneicy Park viii 20 TO Washington 10
day AMI ain there during January as me gucss
nj I tcyfeuaui John BgcOw, United states Army
There viii -. sold for tho coming charity DaII t"p
rows of Sufl chairs in the dss circle az - sh ~
nav tn o., lied of Mrs Thomas Hitchcock NO East
Twenty ninth 81 .... ton an,
e,eun, manly Al her home in YOn crs Tuesday over
ia. 10 introduce her daughter. Miss Florence ScrD
nrr Among those present were Ms "i I n Hs.
I,,,Icr the Misses Butler. Miss Janet " rag NsS
Tiizsfr,b Flag the Misses R0wels. H. g. Trevor
Dr and Ms Nofat. Mrs. william Allcn bu'icr' !r''
and tine Misses Law.
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can VINE ~ CALIFORNIA.


~ r.ot scarcity of coal In this market NJ Pre- sent
ami hr u.,loni 81 but little OF the coun" NY comm
in to come. l. the cause "l CON
annrrhrn.lrn throughout the cty. Frequently u"le
la Lcrn a. much 10000 tins un ana a. uhe .l"'
hrt li.t now II wpull De- Difficult e. fni 5000 tons I'D
first hands san fr. ucisco's Consumption i h"'ut
10 900 tons nthly. TIE prospects Tor the ~ ~ lo.i
AR i've months are decidedly favorable Tor coat iuHc
mi. STATE nf affairs Is owing principally tn u r''cn
vhrat deal aud The fact that Two OF th' uourN'.
mines IN Washington Territory are on hrr ln' WIZ
aims neret fore brought ~ grrll heil 81 ''
he'll u-cl ~ ball and sold IN tins marker 1r ulc
over fret t rates. the recent wheat dei l Il"
ran M 20 high price that these SNIP hlh h r'hI
here and this year meet - h"' ''c " -
Iulv ar SEPT nihcr although some vessels ma! ""
h,,rriel n u pu account of the scarcity OF coal
The +. 'nrt- around town are lnhnc 10 lifNr t.Vii
ord,rs aIrd and som" of the whol.S lcrS have c"'e
t,nir yard. for the tine bcin' Prices nav" rnhdhci
fuIly 30 per cent anl within the neNt th'rN uNH H
r,,.r ,Ivnncc- are predicted. one Il acr Sud lie di
not expect br supply nnul April. ana IL m'Gn, p1N
INV hold IN longer lie SUI ho hal been III ii' ."'
business In this city for thirty years ana hhlh- 'n'
t,mr hc bad never a." market 80 pare az II ~ o"
and never had the prospects for supply o'o" 81
rlpo
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Post Oilire NDiics

Should be real daily BY interested, chang, may
ft"rs 'r f,rcn countries need not be specially adj,
Sg p. .e sS S su ns fanEs aud
Ymcpts letters mo- specially addressed bei"g seat % the
Fcre,rn NAH, tho .n"rr December 81 will Gloss
,rorsntlvin ali cls'N ltths ONO" Ne '"l'w'
va Martinique per Steamship faeireanaet from p" "a:
dephn At IL ~ Tor s, ior Can pecs Cni,s
lsSasco per 'tst nsnip Ma9h,i.an let1'rs
h"tt,n"l at , m tor S. Domingo cape IIayt md
Inr r,,o , apr per e,mshp T. Ward IT,
orleans 80 y. IN. tor Newfoundland pee ''''hs''
s.TTRpAY~At | a. M for Brazil. and Tor Cal. and 40
lax "a r- "a. % rosas Tor Baiade. trinidad nd
pcmrrara via Rarbado.per sysmssp ri n rUh
Newport News Qetters i"I Other ~ s
:. d. eeel pei a al vi, onrensrswn let
Ter. Tor other EDro can counties must DO arsc.et
psrn a %a wa H H. deter, and
Ireland uu,t ., directed per m.ha F"5ne. vi.
sor s',s si % decr per ,ss.n' Hotter.
dam, wa At sa M Tor Belgium pr steam
psr BesrnlandD at ~ Tor S.r~ ,s. ",rr'~ ~, ~,
i is%dj' a, 10 .. m. for Contra A%enea anA South
raGInI o nST .r ci costa Rlca Gustea
30 directed Dr Sty Of rsna s,er r o,s s RS VA
IImon must directed per Alvens - > &C , p m loo
orleans p. H. Cor progresso por steamship Thorn
nv san francesca close here Deeonoor 'zs at u IA
MallS 20 emma all Japan per StoanSiP N'csn0
Sal close here January .. NJ y m MAILS
Tor AnsraliL Iov-isLhat St1tv,il Flli AMI S,mpn
Is,ni. mar St,, Maripo>a tfrom ~an Francisco
-. NJ, az AZ 500 m. Tor arrival New.
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ragst ,n san Francisco Mails from the East arriving
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dispatched thence the anne day .., .
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Of John Lard OF TINS city.
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'Kansas CIV Dec. 98.-GOVernof Narmadnhn drd
at Jefferson city al twenty minutes to 10 o'clock To-
night.
John sarllngon Marmaduko was born In Missouri
IN 1888: was actively engaged on his fathers farm
until scy cnccn ycars If ago then cncrci ialc 'o
lego here he ned two Yeas after which he went
10 Harvard la lrjJ he was appointed a cadet al
tho United states Military Academy a. y est l"ht'
graduated In 1871 and commissioned second Lieu
tenant ia the United States Army. In leo hc re
signed his commission aud returned 10 Missouri; ana
in lhGI entered the tonicdcra Army "a, colonel
In 1-,2 he promoted To Brigadcr itri a. ana IN
1854 Major General In october lrn4 he a. taken
prisoner, and held until after The close 81 the var
lie engaged ia various pursuits Including journalism
FOR several years after the war In l-11 ana ia lr''
he was secretary OF the Missouri state Board of NJ
rculturc From l-75 10 1--4 be- Was "A rtaic Eall
way Commissioner. and in tho atter year Nas elected
Governor of Missouri.